John F. Kennedy | Violence at Home and Abroad | 2
Legacy
Televised Tensions: The 1960 Presidential Debate
This chapter captures the dramatic moments of the 1960 presidential debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, focusing on Kennedy's confident delivery in contrast to Nixon's discomfort. It highlights the transformative role of television in shaping public perception and the candidates' approaches to communication. The chapter further explores the implications of Kennedy's election victory and the immediate actions taken to address civil rights and the growing crisis in Cuba during his administration.
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